te amo wynton sos lo mas hdp

I've listened to this Mr PC a lot.his vocabulary and phrases are amazing.and I found that some phrases come from his album"this meats that" so I think this Mr PC was recorded at 2007.If you know it,please let me know.

Aguuua

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i like more this version kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5zal4SjhbCKr8k ❤

1:10 ... sheesh😂 and 1:57 dude no words can describe how slick this solo is and 2:30 bruh what time to shed

Good stuff! I'm glad I found your channel.

What is the bpm? 240?

Esto es como si Messi, Maradona, Pele y Cryuff jugaran juntos para el mismo equipo

*Notice how the people who don't like it, aren't commenting bashing the people that do, but the people that do like it, are actively commenting bashing the people that don't.* *Can we show an ounce of decorum for diversity of opinion?*

The piano 😮❤

Blind pianist Marcus Roberts....very underrated pianist 10 star solo❤❤❤❤❤And I liked WM solo with homage to Coltrane's 'lick' at the end!

So, underrated.. RESPECT! 🎺🎺 Definitely the best Giant Steps trumpet solo on record 🎺🎺

Jesus, they're just having fun!

This version of songo is from around 1990 from the album Aqui el que baila gana. One of my favorite grooves. With Edmundo Pina adding the bass drum on the percussion pad.

I never really thought about what this piece would sound like on a trumpet... Now I know it sounds fantastic! Absolutely love this, these cats killed it!! ❤❤❤

El Teacher. Mejor profe de percusion en Cuba.

did they record an album in this session? if so does anyone know the name of the album or if it's uploaded the whole session somewhere...thank you:)

Great performance !!! How about slowing down.... ?

Crappy sound for a legendary performance by legendary musicians.

2:42-2:46 what a lick my god

i don’t like the head very much but i enjoy wynton’s solo

What a lineup!

Fierce, compelling, rapier, inspired. Delightful playing and, I wish that I could have heard McCoy live more than just once.

Wow wow wow!

Don Nick should be up there

Wouaaou tro bèl super

Kickn' man. So much talent here

One of the great alternative heads is Freddie Hubbard's Dear John. The hardest thing about this tune is the redundant repartition of the changes. A wonderful exercise is to actually slow the tune down to moderate swing and build a cohesive melodic solo.

Wynton is killing on this. Most people that criticize him are jealous because he made it and didn't have to patronize anyone. Wynton also learned from one of jazz great Trumpet players....the great Al Hirr

Yiddish yatz

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still love it!!

good!

Superb!! 🙌🏼🙌🏼

"he missed some notes" in an improvisation? is that possible? what? I have scrolled to the bottom of this comments section and all I have to say is: y'all jazz snobs are a buncha fuckin pricks lmao just listen to the damn music

Amazing, though i did think Sco was standing in a bin as he was performing 😂🙄

The uploader should have done the recording the honor it deserves and put the audio on both channels.

COLTRANE APPROVES!

My kind of music!

Wow! This was recorded on my 5th birthday. Lol

You sound great!

Tyner's rhapsodic embellishments on his/Coltrane's "Wise One" will forever cement him as one of the truly greatest ever. Scofield simply takes us to the bleeding edge every damn time he straps on. A thrill to watch him conjure those next few flurries :) (Come to Louisville John!!) Jack and Ron need no intros(nor last names). Giants here!!

2:08 ???

2:13

2:11

shit

So badass

Let it go and let on.

brilliant